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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-06

The town election last Monday went
on very quiet; at ten O'Clock In the morn
ing no votes had yet been cast, but IN the
evening they began TO come IN, and
about seventy votes were poIled alto
gether, with the following result:
For Trustees. Let ward, J. g. Mann /;
Fad ward, Henry Atkins. Treasurer, r.
ID. Denbo; Clerk, g. B. Miller; Asrshal,
james Ferguson. Each Of these o6lcers
| was elected By : majority OF 20 % IS
They are I'll good men, and although
There did not seem 70 b % much ent IN.
diam = y usual ct our town election.
there WaS fully . much Judgment exer-
|cised y the choics Of officers.
4 grsat many Of our citissns have been
Ito Jssper % attend court thIs week. =.
Hobbs pasoed through on he train lest
Monday. On hls way 70 jasper % attend
Ibis oonS trial for The shooting q p. Wal
lIer and b Yultz.
i The property formerly owned BY J,
Nv. Jacobs y for sale. Itisgood proper
Ity. situated on Main street IN the town
|of Birdseye. Any one desiring 70 make
1.-The investment will get full particular
lby seeing Or writing 20 John Cummins
4 Birdseye.
4 Tho n. =. church y being lnished thil
week, preparatory 70 defeating On tn
'|l5th inst. a very large crowd = *
|pected, - several prominent and abl'
'lpreachors will be IN attendance, and |
; good time u anticipated.
n Mr.. rarver and Miss Adie, who hav'
been Waiting friends and relations 4
Me- Alhanv hava rafurned h0me.
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Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

NYOnCE Il hereby given 20 the citizens Of Balm
IN bridge township. Dubois county, Indiana that the
undersigned viii apply 70 the Board Of County Com
missoners 81 Dubois county, q their June term,
1881 under the provisions o. Act entitled An Act
70 regulate and license the sale Of spirifucus ytnous
malt and other intoxicating liquors. 70 limit the license
lee 70 Be charged By cities and towns ani % rePea Al
former laws regulating the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
and ali laws and parts Of laws coming IN conct Wit
the provisions Of this prescribing penalties TOR the
violation thereof, and declaring emergency: passsc
by the Legislature Of Indiana In 1915, for license g
sell wine and beer, IN quantities less than quar-
La time, 20 be drank on the premises, ior term
IN one year The precise location where he desires
~ seI Il IN his house situated his premises on
Ia part q the Southwest quares q The gcu,h
|ouarter Of Sec. swenty-seven on, 4. !, . I'VE W
Eest II Dubois county indiana moye particularly des
Icrbed = follows ginning - the n - corner q said
10 acres running thence south - rods and Feet 70 the
and Jasper thence West sore said road
q rods and feet thence North - rods 70 the koro
line Of said 70 acres. thence East on said n: y red.
and feet, % ne piece q nssnn'ns' N senoF'ose
uay eth, 1o85-ow- SOsbfh LkCnNkk.
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NYorCE II hereby given 10 the itisens Of Jasper and
IN cambridge township. Dubois county. Indiana that
he will apply the Board Of County Com
mssioners Of Dubois county a. their June term. 1871
under the provisions Of IN Act. entitled IAN Act %
regulate and license the sale Of sprtuous vncus. malt
and other intoxicating liquors. 70 limit the license fee
70 be charged BY CHI e and towns. and "a repeal all
former laws regulating the sale 81 Intoxicating liquors
and all laws and parts 81 laws coming In conflict with
the provisions Of this act prescribing penalties for the
violation thereof and declaring IN emergency" passed
by the Legislature Of Indiana, In 1875 for license "a
sell spirtuous vncus and malt quors. IN quantities
less than quart time 20 be drank on the premises
Ifor term Of year The precise location where b
desires sell In hts house situated and being upon
the corner Of West Six n and Newton Ssreets Lc
No. Seventy Nine shown upon the ORIGINAL map q
plat Of the town Of Jasper. Bsinbrdge township pu
bos county, Indiana. JOHN bHIL-
Nay 9Th, 1085-3w.
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~ and Bainhridge township. Dubois county. Indiana
that the undersigned will apply 20 the BOARD q County
Commissioners 81 Dubois county. ~ their june
term lss7 under the provisions % Act entitled An
Act 10 regulate and license The sale ofspiritnous vncns
malt and other intoxicating liquors. 70 limit the ecns.
fee 70 be charged by ctes and towns and 20 repeal 81
former laws re guaing the sale Of intoxicating liquors.
and al laws and parts Of laws coming In conflict viii
the provisions 81 This act prescribing penalties Tor he
violation thereof and declaring an emergency. passed
sen sprituous vinous and malt liquors. In quantities
less than quart time. 20 be drank the premi
ses for term Of one year The precise location where
he desires sell 70 n house. situated and being upor
lot No Twenty Three. shown upon the original map
plat Of the town d Jasper. Dubois county Indiana
Nay esh lss7-sw AUGUST KAE6IN.
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NEW BurLDrxGs with The coming o.
~ new railroad, jasper will experiences
: &emand FOR more houses. Some OF
Cur citIsens ere realizing this and con-
trading for buildings to b ready for
Il. NJ. Isidore Schuhmscher began
hauling brick Tuesday toIhis eligible lol
On the corner o. zih and Jackson streets
70 build handsome Two story residence
70 by 80 feet
nr. n. Cassiday bought lot Monday
81 BY 208 feet on West 6lh street, and
will build : residence.
The carpenters ase this week puttin0
On The roof 81 Mr. }. Kuebler6 neW
brick residence.
The masous begun Wednesday % ~
foundations for : handsome brick rel
dence on the corner Of 9th and Jackson
for Mr.. Frank joseph.
Persons building II Jasper general!
could add materially 70 the selling vain
% their property. end enhance decided!
che beauty Of the town, BY paying NOR
attention 70 architectural doclgns. I
would also add greatly 70 the couven
encs q pouses.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-06

The County Board met Nay ID 1t
Conrt-house. Present al the member
except. the Trustees Of Jederson, and
Jackson townshipa. and 81 Jssper and
Birdseye corporations. Comfy supt.
Sweeney was President, and B. Hoppen-
JAMS. OF Ferdinand, Vas reelected Secre-
iavv 81 the Board.
The County Superintendent read BIZ
report Of visits 10 the schools Of the
county, which showed that there was a
increase in the attendance during the
last winter over the one before.
"A motion to postpone The eeuling O
teachers wages ill ths September mees
ing was lost
A motion By Mr. Oily 70 let the wage
stand the same - last yea, viz: oll0
el.6j, ol9O and o9.l6 per day was tho1
carried.
The Qusstiou OF County School evsda
atoms was. on motion, len 70 the Count!
Supe .utendent.
In his report the %. Supt. suggeste'
that trustees allow no school electi0ns
o. meetings I'LL after The i1rst Monday y
July each year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-06
TRUsTEE,9 SALE
or Real Property q Public Auction,
FRIDAY, JUNE 3RD, 1857,

e 10 O'Clock !. a. AZ Trustee under the
voluntary assignment Of Robert L. Will
liams, w., ] will sell q Public Auction,
e the door Of the Courthouse 10 Jasper,
Dubois county, Indiana, the following
described real estate:
Lot numbered twenty-one Cay q
Enoch InmaD's original plat. said lot b.
ling sixty (60) feet front By one hundred
and twenty (l9O) feet dsep, lying and b.
ling II The Town OF BIrdseye, Dubois
county, Indiana, subject 20 the right q
| way on the north sixty (o0) feet front, q
the Louisville, Evansville and 81. Loni'
| Railway Company, = q present located
sald LOT lies Immediately south Of said
| Railway and fronts thereon, ~ the sam'
appears On tho map OF said Town new
recorded 10 The Rscordsr's ONCE Of sait
county.
In one year, the purchaser giving not
with interest, without relief from valua
ltion o. appralsemeut laws, end with ap
Iprovod security.
\ NAY 9Th, 1887 -4w.
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Enth uslastic lgeetlnG q Stock
Look Out 66r che


The annual meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the vincennes and Ohio Riv-
er. and the vincenRes aud New Albany
Railroad Companies. Was held 10 the
parlor Of Haller's Indiana Hotel IN Jas
per on Tuesday. Every point along the
line Was represented and : very har-
monious and congratulatory shaking Of
hands We indnlged IN. both BY the
Idirectors, stockholders and the people
interested. Bullock b Mercer, the con-
tractors, were represented and reported
| bond negotiations favorable 70 the carly
Icompletion OF tho work.
| The two companies were consolidated
under the name 81 the Vinceunes and
New Albany Railroad Company. The
| Director % the consolidated road elect
I'd are: Nathl. p. Hobart. New York,
IN. r.; Emil Waltmon. New York, -
H.; Eugene y. Fuller. New York, n. n.
Clarencs DeIa6eld, New York, N. r.;
Edward Watson, Vincenncs, Ind, Nath-
an p. Dalton, Vincennes, Ind. w. 3
Chad wick, vinceunes. Ind. John beck
vinconues, Ind; Eugene Hack, Vim
iceunes, Ind. Amos Stout. Psolt, Iud.
n. N. Steele, Greenville, Ind. James 8
II mV&Vys 4O44OV (sAyt Aes<ss 49, - -
PAW, New Albany, Ind.
The Board Of Directors met imme'
diately afterwards and elected the fol
lowing ofiicers:
Edward Watson, President; Nathl r
4 Hobart, President; Nathan =. Dial
lton, Secretary; Emil Waltpan, Treas
Iurer.
/ A contract was entered into for the en-
tire building 81 the road from Vim
lcennss to New Albany with Sam'l Z
Bullock and VIM. Mercer. Of New York
THE officers were authorized and direct
ed TO issne bonds for the building Of IN,
road and have them ready BY the l5tl
lof May.
i Work viii Be commenced q once and
pushed - rapidly % possible. l
is expected 70 have the entire roa'
} bnilt from yinceunes 20 New Alban.
within one year from this date. Tn
,|conrractors expect q begin shovelinl
: ldirt before June Let.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-06

.' 'ana,. Nun mil M"ndsv. aud Judge
we'h"rn went nome s.u J" s.s,. with !
~ n""uns 49,. - c.o,,c cnriositv seek
S"n n"e".s" ,s.,'...s. ire following
80 m"ss ~" "a cs,.es ~ 20 We'd
= ne "'. ~. - Adjournment We'd
.S .rsre remsined Int Two or three
1900. ,.r5ssro~ed of. aud " parties were
rauses IN ~, cam, could essily 3D.
res"y -" 1919 sos
jour" ~ "'s"
STATE
Harvey Riggie, 4. y nned 30 ano
George Seng manslaughter; not gull
ty. -
Jos. Fulsz and Jack Fultx; a. = ..
fined s. each;
John SteFnberg; retaining; 1nee ~ ~
And Rohleder; retaining nnso -
Ellis PAdget; A. y b. uueo ~.
VIM. B. Curtis: Y. = ~; nos1'su'
jos. Goetx; A. 3 =: not ennsy:
VIM. Frltsch; a. 2. no'''ou y 80
case; fined - In one caee.
John Anderson; pointing pletoi neeo
$40. -
John SternboeD; retainn9; n1eu 80
VIM. B cs.us; !ssox'cs', :, IL sI 49, -
Anthony Knues; surety o. - -
dismissed. y, -.
Harvey -. Timan; suse.y = So
peace; defendant oonud 10 oo1u = Y
~ keep the peace towstos NV.
TiIman and Ada Iiipan sor cne ~
Wrene Cole; grsnd ,srcens % pr;scr
and imprisonment ~ tne S'A'es
two years.
James King; grand iarceny 49,
tinued. and defendant snowsn - 80; 49,
depositions; bsi! nxed g 49, 49, ~s'''
defendant deposin - c.su w s:- 81.
John Meyer; Saboesn oreak'"S nne'
81.
Anziey sutton; kionaPp'ns os''s.
FOR : new lris sus'.Ioe" es"S..s "a
continued til Sept term; deIenosn' -
miited 70 bail IN the cum 2, r' 49,, ch.,..
Hiram hooos murusr =. ~. 800 49,,
tinned on sfmdavM O oe.snas'' - N
count o. so:encs 2, s,...,o, 49,
fsed DO 10 one csse sna .o''''o = -
CIVIL Ac!'oS = v-~c, .
Mary A. Lennon -. y. Lennon :
a.: deed reported ana conns 49,, -.
. hoer'er y: s-s -. eisinfi1
for $s3s q: -. 49,. a.,
W. n. hiiey ~ DenJ s;".:~ =. az az
trial verdict In favor O. PIs'o.,n .os -
a. hlingeI, somE. o. sue - IA !,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-06

The township trustees made their re
porte Of enumeration 81 school children
to the County superintendent last Mon.
day, We publish below the totals, and
also the totals Of last year, % that com
PARSONS may Be made:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-06

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STRAIN BNCINR FOR SALE

Offer for sale : good twenty five
horse power steam engine, with boiler,
pump. piping. &c. &C.. at bargain y
sold soon. Apply q the ware.rooms OF
the jasper Furniture Company on the
-. JOHN r. ALLIES.
March Is. EFT.
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WORNNG GLASSES E! I! |: !! \. /!

WUnkIMu tlhOO[0 n. \. AZ: S,,,
classes with employment At home the whole q the
time, or for their spare moments Business new, light
and profitable Persons 81 either easily from
80 cents 70 ESQ per evening and proportional sum
By devoting all their time 20 the business Boys and
girls nearly much men, That all Who see this
may send their address. and test the business make
this 0her. To such not well satisfied will
send dollar to pay for the trouble Of writing. Pull
particulars and outfit free. Address GxonoE srIxsos
Ia Co, Portland, Maine. coy
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12
The Rnhy Mines of Burmah.

Owing to the very great jealousy OF the
Burmese government, the ruby mines
have been carefully guarded from all
strangers, and from this cause our knowl-
edge regarding them is very small. The
mines are said to be only about sixty
miles northeast Of Mandalay. The extent
Of ground over which the rubies exist has
not been precisely ascertained, but IL is
believed 10 extend at least over 100 square
miles.
The 'gem bed, as it is called, or strata
In which the rubies are found, varies con-
siderably at different points in its depth.
Pits are sunk down vertically till a gem
bed has been touched, and then horizontal
galleries are formed through it. These
strata differ considerably in thickness;
sometimes they are only few inches,
while in others they are found several
feet in depth. The earth Of the gem bed
is brought up 10 the surface. where IL is
carefully washed and the gems are Sc
cured. The most Of the rubies are small,
but large ones do turn up; the difficulty
is 10 find large ones without flaw.
The lapidaries or gem polishers are in
the capital and not at the mines. The
polishing process is performed by
pounding the smaller gems and worth
less stones These are pounded and
mixed with other substances and formed
into cakes about ten inches long and four
wide. The good rubies are rubbed on
this. When the stone has been ground
down roughly on this fine cake is en-
ployed, and the finishing touch 20 the gem
is given by rubbing it on plates of brass or
copper.-London News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12
SOME QUEER OCCUPATION

Nv D
they as>SnSing, thyYf Making "a Living
out their ideas of wsyortsrs aave Adope
article. In Hong Kong, under a goye>..-
ment that airs its boast that slavery can
not exist under the shadows Of lis flag,
women are bought and sold every day.
In the British settlement at Shanghai reg
ular auctions Of women are held under
more coldblooded circumstances than
Arab bazars or those slave auctions in the
south. Ii is part of the system Of the
Chinese, and can no more be eradicated
In places where 1t has gained foothold
than the Chinese themselves. So long as
the Chinese confined their buying and sell
ing operations TO their own women the
subject did not present such an acute in
terest for the rest of the world.
But, unfortunately, the Chinaman is
awakening TO the superiority Of foreign
productions over his own native article.
Chinese are now endeavoring in all parts
Of the world TO which they migrate TO con-
tract temporary marriages with white
women, and If, when the time comes TO
return to China, it is not elected 10 desert
both family and wife, the unfortunate
dupe, who has perhaps thought she en-
tered into a perfectly legal union, is pre-
vailed upon TO accompany her lord to
China, she will have to take the place OF
third or fourth wife-i. e., a marketable
and prosecuted eoncubine-in a native
establishment. Some very lamentable oc-
currences Of this kind have been brought
to notice in late years. To the woman
who contracts union with u Chinaman
who has left his country an adult, the
chances are almost sure that she takes up
with one who has already wife or two.
San Francisco Examiner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12
The Jews at Vienna.

The Jews are as aggressive at Vienna as
elsewhere on the continent. They are the
bankers and brokers. Most Of the fine
buildings erected within the last fifteen
years belong to them. They principally
own the railroads and street car lines and
the stock in insurance and other cor
porations Among them are numbered
many of the ablest Of journalists, lawyers
and doctors. This success Of race,
against whom personally and as a relig-
ious sect there is a prejudice inconceiva.
BILE in America, has given rise to a spirit
Of antisemitism which is intense, but can.
not in SO large city as il sometimes does
in Hungary and Bohemia, result in actual
outrage and violence To the govern
ment and the high nobility their relation
has been principally that Of money lend.
ers, and this has been the lever TO what
ever amount OF social consideration they
have achieved.-Vienna correspondent
San Francisco Chronicle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12
For beginners I'm journalism.

The chief requisites for beginners in
Journalism may be summed up thus:
I. A good English education. Learn
FIRST TO write English; / mean plain,
straight, quick Saxon, sturdy and 1.-the as
. sapling. Let your Latin and Greek
adornments come IN afterward. Study
the history Of the world, of the United
States and Great Britain and Ireland; and
study everything else that you conve-
niently can. Drill yourself in writing
swift, sharp, vivid yet graceful accounts
of everything that comes under your mo-
tice, putting IL picturesquely, but never at
the cost Of clearness and brevity. Colleges
DO not teach this art.
2. Common sense.
3. Good judgment Of the relative i'm
portance of subjects.
T. Obedience, patience, punctuality.
o. In spite Of attaining 10 all these vir-
tues do not be prig. However much
knowledge your brain may hold, never do
q say anything which will lead the wise
10 charge you with being touched by the
nAlady known as "big head" Conceit,
thc wise Il call.-George Parsons Lathrop
= The Chautauquan.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12

But the fact remains that although some
Of her associates are good and refined peo-
pie, many Of them are neither. They have
the power 10 make hor life hideous. IL is
TO be feared that the great virtue Of the
theatrical profession. kindheartedness,
fails and flags whci a neophyte comes
among them. They are not kind to the
lady who steps on the stage. No people
are so generous to each other, none keep
their hearts SO alive to melting charity,
none show more flrmness in adversity,
none are more courageous in a moment of
danger than actors Imagine Mrs. Charles
Stevenson, with fire behind her, keeping
a whole theatre quiet while she coura.
geousIy kept on with her part. in the blind
girl. in The Two Orphans" There was
a heroinel They live on the verge OF the
heroic, and their business makes them
disdain the commonplace. II they are un-
kind to the newcomer it is almost their
only lack OF generosity. Imagine the strain
upon them. To march through the dreary
round OF one piece perhaps for year. No
wonder that they want all their applause,
poor people! II is but feeble reward for
all that they do.-Mrs. John Sherwood.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12
Brief Period OF Mourning.

A society man who was invited recently
to fashionable ball declined TO 90 because
he was in mourning. The man who had
extended the invitation was astonished
two weeks later 10 receive from his &c
quaintance in mourning n request TO at
tend u private ball which he proposed
giving at his own house. The man met
his friend In mourning on the avenue
that afternoon and greeted him with the
question;
az thought you were in mourningy"
"No, no. was In mourning for fifteen
days"
aFor fifteen days Who was that for''
any brotherin-law. The fellow WASN'T
worth any more"
The witty paragrapher win take this
story, substitute mother-in-law for broth
er.in-Iaw, and then II will travel around
the country.-New York Mail and Ex-
press,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12

Ae Peculiar Interest Always ESineed
by Scholars and Antiquarians In the
Sacred aad Mysterious Name Of God.
The Pronunciation Lost.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12
A G,rdIs Round the Earth.

The time required for telepaphic sig
nal to pass around the earth is the subject
Of an inquiry in The Scientific American.
It states that on q good land telegraph
line OF length equal TO the circumference
OF the earth, about one second would be
needed. Ocean cables would considerably
Increase this, even 10 several seconds.
Boston Transcript.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12

Brusque Editor-I must decline your
poem Il lacks merit. Indignant Poet
No. sir. You simply lack appreciation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12
Capital Prize, $4,000.
~ Notice.-Tickets are Ten Dol
lars only. Halves, IS. Fiftbs, 81;
Tanths Al
8s5,W0
2,l79 Prisss, amounting TO

Application for rates 10 clubs should Be made
only 10 the once Of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information vrite clearly. giving
full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange In ordinary lettsf.
Currency BY Express lat our sIpense) addressed
NJ A, DAUPHIN.
- New Orleans, Ls..
or MA. DAUPBIN.
Washington, ID. O.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BASR.
New Orleans. La.

ncMe M rn That the presence Of Gen.
u 8 vi 8 MD 8 N erals Beauresard and
The chances are all equal and that no one can pos
sibly divine what numbers viii draw q Prise All
parties therefore advertising 10 guarantees Prise'
In this Lottery, or holding out any other induce.
meet that II impossible, are svindlers, and only
aim 10 deceive and dcfraud the unvary
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-12

Lecturers consider Ohio 10 be the bess
Gnts IN the union for their business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-28

whom he suspected Of being q Thief; He
slummered out: my name Is Dostwlck n
and as the crowd parted to enable him 70,
advance no felt that It would be q mcrcif1l
%dispensation TO DO permitted 10 sink
through tho earth to-eyen China. Clutch.
Ing his bank book moro firmly, he
sought To. make q whispered exifana-
ton 10 tho auctlonecr who stood IN.
bland md smiling expectation. Al
this critical moment, d hand on his shoulder
tho bank book sliouldcr-causcd him to
turn and face tho Intruder who hindcred the
elimination Of his days misery. "One mo
ment, Mr. Bostwick, said q voice In his ear,
don't settle yet, II YOU please. viii you
take n thousand for yonr bargain ~ mo.
sir,,' stammercd poor Caleb, anxious 10 OK.
plain. II don't want"-' Fifteen hundred
Then, say fifteen hundred aid ri givc You u
cheek right here" "i!cally,", gaspe! Caleb
stranger. an give YOU 1900 to turn tho
bargain over to MO Ny old mnn wants tho
house. but I'm blessed if I'll give q penny
over 5000 for i. VIII you takcitS Yes
mr. mol OufCk ~ fF4Fq. TBT}.tFW fu-ps